March 17, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL ©. WELLS & Co., PUBLISHERS. C. WELIS. W.B.EWER. C. FARLEMAN. GRASS VALLEY, MARCH.17. 1560. ——e AGENTS. Mx. CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent in San tanciseo. He ls empowered to receive adverti« ments, and receipt forthe same. He may be foun at 172 Montgomery «treet,. Democratic Nominations PORGPRESIDENT OF THE [. STATES, DAN'L 8S. DICKINSON Ot New Vork. Court of Sessions. The Court of Sessions met at Nevada on Wednesday of last week. Indictments were found by the Grand Jury against seventeen persons, as follows :— Cyrus Crawford, for an aseult on E, 0. Tompkins, with intent to commit murder. Frank Brooks and Chas. Sanford indicted for an assault on A. Sanford, with intent to commit robbery. A. C, Allerton, alias ‘‘ Sandy”? Wm. Vorrath alias “Dutch Bill,” and David Jacobs, indicted for robbing the sluices of J. 8. Crossman and others. Geo. G. Townsend and Wm. R. Curry indicted for an attempt to rob the slnices of Wm. Scannell and others. A Chinaman named Ah We, fer grand larceny, in stealing blankets, clothing, provisions, two twenty dollar pieces, &c., of the total value of $66 50 from the cabin of Mr. Webber, on Rush Creek. On Tuesday morning Andrew Scola, Frank Brooks, Chas. Sanford, and “ Spanish Joe,” who gave bis true name as Joseph Barier, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN Of Missouri. Sudject te the nomination! sa the Democratic onal Convention. —————E ee STATE INDEBTEDNESS. By the amaoual report of the State Treaeurer, it appears there exists certaia equitable claims against the State, amounting to the sum of $163,000 for which no provision thas ever been made, and is now being virtue . ally repudiated. Some legislation certainly . should be had, whereby these claims would be placed upen the same basis as the ciril funded debt of the State. A Bill was intreduced inte the Senate last year by Sena tor Burton of this county whereby the State could have paid this indebtedness on terms pérfectely satisfactory to the holders and at the same time made a mest excellent financial operation, this bill failed, by a majerity ef one only and would bave passed, bad it pot bave been fer certain constitutional obebjections have surely been brushed away arraigned for conspiring to rob the office of the Nebraska Co.” plead not guilty. These parties were indicted jointly with four others viz: Greek Jebn, Freach Frauk. Cargo Appolita, anda Mexican name unknown. Information bas been received that one of the latter died last week in the hospital at Downleville, aad two ofthe others were arreated in Placerville, Monday, by Sheriff Van Hagan. One bas escaped. NEVADA COUNTY ROAD LAW. We have received from the Hon. Sam’). T. Curtis, whe introduced the bill. a copy of the New Road Law for the County of Nevada. As it has already been published in the Sacramento Union asd Nevada Democrat, the most of our readers who feel an interest in such matters bave ne doubt bad an opportunity of reading it, From abasty examination of its provisions, we should suppose The Road Tax under the New Law is two Jections upon the part of Senators, which . it would give very general satisfaction. by the opinion of the Attorney General, in . 4y8 labor or $4 in cash. The Supervisors anewer to a resolution of the Senate now in ecesion. We hepe the present Legislature, will . take some prompt action in this matter, It) bas threagh bad management, been suffered . to lay too long already. The odium attached te repudiation of any just debt is the same Re matter how smal! the amount, and it certainly looks like suicidal policy to pay nearly foar millions of dellars of equitable in@ebtedness (as has been done by our St ate) . and thea allow a claim of $163.000 each and . every individual portion of which is as just @ debt as any which has been paid, to stand to all intents and purpeses,—repudiated. PUBLIC SCHOOL EXQIBITION. The pupils ef the Public School of this place, amder charge of Mr. J. W. Nye as Principal and Mies S. A. Whiting, Assistant, will give a public Exhibition at Hamilton Hall this Evening. The especial object ef this Exhibition is to pay off a balance of $300 due on a mortgage. When this sum is paid, all incumbrances on the house will be removed. There will, however, be equitable claims still outstanding against the house te the amount of about $1172, which it is the intention of the Trustees to liquidate as fast as possible from the Schoo! Building Fand. We append astatewent of the io-. debtedness, which is correct, save, perhaps 8 . few dollars, more or less, in the matter of interest. The House bas cost... $3881.21 . To which must be added interest on borrowed money about.. +. $200,00 . RRA ee «$4081 21 Paid by Mr. Ricker . by proceeds from Exhibitions, Suppers, Donations, &c. $1508 ,25 Paid by similar means, by PT is co acscccsse ae 1100,00 ; "$2608,25 Leaving @ present indebtedness ef $1472,96 Wagon Roap te Wasnor.—The Nevada Democrat states that a meeting of the stoekhelders of the Truckee Turnpike Company was held in that place on Saturday last, and a temporary organization effected by electing R.C. Moyes President pro tem. of the sempany. Anether meeting will be held to-day for the purpere of taking definite action for the commencement of the work. There is no doubt now but that the :oad threugh the Henness Pass will be eonstruc— ted, and the work of grading will be commenced, in the course of three or four weeks We learn that about 200 shares of the stock dave been takes, and other parties are prepared to take a sufficient amount to ensure the best wagon road ever constructed across the Sierra Nevada. Cuaxoe—.The hours of opening the Pest Offee Ou Sunday have been changed as follows; General Delivery and Box office open from 12 M.to2 P.M. Box office open from 6to7P.M. Um vensatseu.—The Editor of the Star of the Pacific will preach im Hamilton Hall, next Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M. and at 7 o'clock P.M. Subject of the evening discourse “ The Rich man and Lazarus.” . Mooney Flat and south of Deer creek and east side . of the county boundary, shall constitute Road Dis. also have the power, to be used at their discretion, to levy a property tax of five cents on each one hundred dollars, to be collected at the same time time and in the same manner as other property taxes are collected. The money so collected to be kept in seperate township funds, and to be expended in the town ship where collected. The Supervisors at their meeting, last week re-organized the Road Districts of this . County, in conformity with the new law, and appointed the Overseers for the several Districts. We append the District Boundaries and Overseers for Grass Valley and, Rough & Ready townships :-i Distaict No. 7.—All that portion of Grass Valley Township, lying west of Auburn Street, in a direc t line throug said Street from the Nevada Township line tea point on Bear River, between . Anderson's and Porter's Crossings on said River, and not including Auborn Street, shall constitute . Road District No. 7. . G. A. Kawpatt, Overseer Newark 8.—All that portion of Grass Valley Town j shipe lying east ofand including Auborn street in . said Township shali, andthe same ishereby set apart and shall constitute Road District No. 8. Epwin Aitsx, Overseer. Nomuzr 9.—All that portion of Rough & Ready . . Township lying north of Deer creek, cxcepting Mo. Oney Flat, shali constitute Road District No. 9 . Joan E, P. Wiittams, Overseer. . Nemena,10.—All that portion of Rough & Ready Township north of Deer creek and east of « direct line runing from Texas Flat to Bridgeport Townstip . shall constitate Road Dis triet No. 10, Ezexist Ronsins, Overseer. . Nownrr 11.—All that portion of Rough & Ready . Township lyiug west df a direct line from Texas Flat to Bridgeport and north of Deer creek and down the to the Anthony Heuse, thence in a direct line to the county line near the Union ranch, shall constitute Road District No.11. S. P. Fruven, Overseer. Nomner 12.—All that portion of Rough & Ready Township lying west of the hillen the east side of trict No. 12. 8. L. Fetter, Overseer. Tue Earraquake.-The earthquake of Thurs: day last was far more general throughout the State than any which bas occured since the period of the gold discovery. It was distinctly felt eo far has heard from throughout &rangeofcountry mostly mountaineus, of about 250 miles in diamater, and embracing beth sides of the Sierra Nevada. The shock seemed to pass from East to West, with three distinct vibration, and decrease in vielence as it moved westward. Judging from its lo: cal effects the center of disturbance would seem to have been centrally, or to the eastward of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The ebock was not felt in San Francisco, and but slightly in Coloma and Placerville, Mr. J. K. Sale will start his train from this place for the Washoe diggings, via Eureka and Henness pass, some time during the coming week. Parties have already gone out to open the trail , and it is thought the. trip can be made from here to Virgina city in three days. Pw Mr. T. M. Wood, artist, of this place who happened te have his “ traps set” at the moment of the occurrence of the recent “shake,” will be happy to show his friends who may call, a very “striking” daguerreo— type of the late earthquake. If the gentleman who borrowed a number of ‘The Modern British Essayists, marked on the title page with the inetials “ L. B. Ww.” Rizcriow.—There will be an election of} will return the same to the office of Jas. K. School Trustees for this District next month of which due notice will be given next week. Byrne on Mill St,, he will confer a deep obligation. ee ee ee POLITICAL ITEMS, Some of the political guid nuncs at Washington City, call the election of Mr. Latham to United States Senate, a Gwin victory ; while others claim it as a Douglas triumph. When ignorance is bliss. Tis folly to be wise. PM It is said that Daniel E. Sickles bas become a “converted” man and is about to connect himself with some church, and withdraw entirely from political life, Don’r Like Hiw.—It appears from some of the Northern and Eastern papers that many of the ultra Republicans are very much dissatisfied with the election of Pennington for Speaker. Probably Ciddings or Sumner would have suited them better. $B The gambling houses at Washington City are eaid to be doing a goed business since the organization of the House. The searcity of money previous to that time had kept business in that line rather dull, #@ The election of Latham to the U.S. Senate is received with great satistaction by the Democratic press throughout the Atlaotie States. #P-The time occupied in the recent election of Speaker was just three days less than that occupied in the elestion of Mr. Banks. a oT Harp at Worx.—The friends of the various Presidential candidates, on beth sides, still keep bard at work for their favorites. The Conventions, however, will ‘soon settle the matter. B® Visuvion is essentially defanct. One Southern State sfter another has turned her back upon South Carolina, and last of all the Joint Commitee of the Virginia Legislature have reported adversely to the South Carolinia mission. Lt tu, O Brute ! . A Republican editor, down east intimates . a wish to get married. Prentice thinks he is anxious to change the /ow memial for the hy-menial. sie dal . Z@ Garrison's Liberator says that ten thousand Jobn Browns are born every year. Prentice in copying the assertion, reminds . . the editor of the Liberator that there is hemp . enough grown every season to make many more thousands of repe. P@ Gov. Wise, of Virginia bas been summoned to appear before the Harper's Ferry Committee at Washington. f@® The Republican organs of this State are quarreling among themselves. They are all organs of combativeness. Berrer Late Tuan Never.—A prominent . Republican, who recently died in New York has since announced himself through the spirit mediums as a good Democrat. f@ Fred. Douglass, the black Abolitionist recently delivered a Politico-Slavery Leeture at Liverpool, wither be bas gone for the good of his country. The audience is said to have been numerous and respectable, while the lecturer was received with great cheering. Very Lixeiy.—An eastern paper thinks . many of the Republican papers are in an offal condition. A Seriovs Accitpent, anp Imrortext Sureicat Oreration.—Mr.G. H. Getchel, of Alpba, had his right leg broken about seven weeks since, by the caving efa bank . while mining. The fracture was between three and four inches above the ankle and attended with the complete destruction of the main artery of the leg, together with the nerves. Feur weeks passed away without securing any union ef the bones ; uclers ex: . el a lt MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Pactric Rattroan.—Late ramors from Washington bring the gratifying intelligence that a railroad bill, in some shape, will pass Congress during the present session. We trast that madame rumor for once, speaks the truth. ge The young “ heir apparent” to the French throne completed bis fourth year yesterday. The important event was no doubt duly celebrated. A“ Seni’—An exchange says, the word } Reverend” occurs only once ia the Bible. which is in the 9th verse of the 11th Psalm. Aman in Johnston county, Iowa, sixty . five years of ago, was recently united in Roxawsr.—On Thursday last the horses attached to the job wagon, belonging to Mr C. P. Dalton, Grocer, at the coruer of Mill and Neal Streets, became frightened at some Portion of the load coming in contact with their heels, and commenced running, ata 2,40 pace. The body of the wagon was taken off and the frame loaded witb fence posts, The hind wheels soon came off. and thedriver Mr. John Tierney, was thrown violently upom the ground receiving several severe cuts and bruises, but is out again today. The horses rushed on through Aubura to Main Street, thence, by Benui tt’s Mill, to the neighborbood of Mr. Logau’s house, . where they were brenght up, one of the horses being very severly injured. B® A crowd of persons, supposed to be . colored, made anattack on the house of matrimony toa girl thirteen —Indiana Sea. “Priscilla,” where the Jato stabbing affray tinel. . occured, about 12 o'clock on Monday night Not so bad a match, remarks s cotem por. and riddled it pretty etlectually with clubs ary, as it might be. Where one of the parties . axes &c. Pricilla, . vft us soon as the attack is too old, the other may well enough be too . commenced, and tovk the morning stage for Wiee. of Virginia. dollars. In 1858 it was eleven millions. young. p@ The largest gun in the world was . day. Nicholas. wio was arrested for the! some place near Ousley’s Bar oa the Yaba, The negro, who wasstabbed died on SunA A a i li I Ts I ttt NEW TO-DAY a SHERIPF’S SALE. : B* VIRTUE of a Tecree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the District Court of tne 14th Judicial Pistriet, im and for Nevada County, State of California, on a Judgment tendered in said Court, on the 14th dae of Mareh, A. D 1800: in favor of SILAS FOLSOM andagainst © THOMP” SON for the sem of Twenty-three Hundred andNinety-three Dollars, and Seventy-six Cents, principal debt, with accruing imterest on $500 at three per cent, per month, and on $1498 61 at Two per et_ per month from the rendition of Judgment, ither with all costs ef suit, fer the Sale ef the following described property, to wit — The undivided balf of all that eertaia lot of Mining Claims and Lands situated ie the Township of Bridgeport, County of Nevada, and State of Califor. nla, lying and being near the town of French Coral in the hilla short distance above the head of Po)lard & Co's large tail sluice, being bounded on the Fast by tae mining claims knows as Deskam & (o's Claims, and on the West by the mining claims of Brookwater & Co, and being generally known and designated as the Thompson Claims, tegether with the ht ose, Pipe, Sluices, Quicksilver, Lumber and all appurtenances thereente belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will evpese te Public Saie all the above described mroperty, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in fromt of the Court House Door, in Nevada City,om luesday, the 10th day of April, A. D. 1800, betweem the heurs of 9 o’clock a. M. and 5 v’clock P. M. Given under my hand this 15th day of Mareb, 1860. J.B, VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jas B Vas Hacax, Deputy. . T. B. MoFarland, P’itfl’s attorney. ——L—— SHERIFF’S SALE. recently cust at Pittsburg. It is 194 feet . stabbing was arranged on Saturday and dis. BRB" VIRTUE of an Order of Sale te me direc long and 4 feet in diametor. SH it isstated on good authority that charged for lack of evidence te convict. was thought would be sufficieat to convict ted and ixsued out of the District Court ef the 14th Judicial District, in and for Nevada coun . Evidence has aince beeu adduced, which it . ty, stateof California, on a Judgment rendered im . said Court on the Sth day of Mareh, 4 Db. 1860, . in favor of JOSEVH MILLER, et al., and against War the immigration into Celifornia from tbe . bim, and a warrant placed in the hands of . STE‘ ENS, for the sum of Twenty-three Hundred and ! Atlaolic states the present year will exceed that of apy year since 1850. Trovstes are like babies ; they grow bigger by nursing. ; oem . “Tue Lirrie Busy Bes’—Great numbers of bees are constantly arriving from the’ East. The Cortes on her last trip brought} 160 hives. If there is no profit in these ex. portations, we have at least the promise be— fore us of a land of honey as well as Milk. B® Ao old English author callie woman “an embodied falsehood.”’ It mugt be confeseed that she is getting nearer and searer J to the naked truth. In Lucx.—At the recent annual distribution of the pictures of the “ Cosmopolitan . Art Association,’ the famous painting of “The Village Blacksmith,” by Herring, . valaed at $5,000, was drawn by Governor . pa it is said that Lord Lyons the British Minister at Washington will shortly lead Miss Lane, the accomplished neice of the President, to the Marriage altar. The intimacy now renewed, it is said existed when Miss Lane and Mr. Buchanan were at the; Court of St. James. FB The loss by fire in the United States in 1859, is estimated at sixteen millions of . “Sir,” said a colporteur to a botel-keeper “ shall I leave some tracks bere?” * Yes, and with the heels this way,” was the reply. Comet.—-The the great comet which frightened so mapy people to death in 1556 and whose return was predicted, two years ago but diden’t come. it is said will be here this year, sure. Terxnirric Exviosien,—A Sardiaian war steamer recently exploded, near Malaga, ‘on the 19th of December, killing or wounding more than two thousand persons. There were twelve tons of gunpowder and a great number of bombs on board. Wont You ‘‘ Day Ur ?’’—Some six weekx since, underthe immediate excitement of a most terrible infliction ef the evil complained of, we “perpetrated” a somewhat severe item upon the practice of carrying babies to Church and to the Theater &c—and denounced the practice asa“ crying evil.” Siace J the bone of the leg and feot quite ex. that time eve ry woman in town who has s tensively, and there was but littieor no feeling in a portion of the leg and foot. Dr. Tompkins, of this village, was called in consultation with Dr. White. at this stage in the case, which resulted in the coalcusion that the leg would require amputation soon in order to save the life of the patient. Every effort, however, for restoring the leg was continued by hopeful friends for nearly three weeks longer. During that time the want of union in the bones, and the increas— ing ‘“cadaverous”’ or lifeless appearance of the leg, indicated the necessity of amputation, which was performed on Wednesday iast, by Dr. Tompkins, assisted by Dr. White of Alpha, and Dr. Harris of this village. On severing the leg about midway between the knee and ankle, it was found that the fibula, or smallest bone of the leg. was split lengthwise for a considerable distance from the baby, or ever expects to huve one, has been . bitter in denunciation of us, and we have . beew eal led by the aferesaid women, all sorts . of hard and croeked names. Moreover our editorial confrerees have also been saying hard things about us for speaking unkind of the babies, and perpetrating jokes at out ex. pense. The last that we have noticed, is as follows :— The editor of the Grass Valley National, hopes that the nuisance of crying babies may . be abated. We will bet our sombrero that if. the nnisance bad been abated when be was a gosling. the National would have had some other name at its head as editor, Partly out of respect to our cotemporary, who has perpetrated so peor a joke, and partly because we bave forgotten where we did get the item from, we suppress the name of the paper.{and “in conclusion” would beg . Our cotempraeries, to “dry up” on that middie upwards, this fracture could not bave . « crying evil.” been felt by examining externally, and had thus escaped observation. Though this condition of things slightly embarassed the operation, it was finally completed in the best style of the art, and the most confident hopes of a speedy recovery are now entertained by the numerous friends of Mr. Getche! both here, (where he formerly resided) and at Alpba. A very estimable young lady, of this place, wes severely injured a few days since by receivinga kick in the forepart of her back, from a vicious cow which she was attempting te milk. ALL For Two Birts.—A Chinaman was killed at North San Juan a few nights since by one of his countrymen. The Hydraulic Press learns that the deceased demanded cf his murderer, a small debt of twenty-five cents, whereat the latter became instantly eoraged, drew a long knife, and plunged it into his crediter’s side. The men died instantly. Tea PLants.—A Circular from the Patent Office states that the Department has now ready for distribntion over 30,000 well rooted Tea Plants, . may be confidently expected. } officers for his ,re-arrest—but he ts non est inventus, A. Koucer renews his advertisement today. Heisthe only importing House in this line from England, conti nental Europe . and the Atlantic States. Those buying in his line of goods would du well to give bim acall. Possesses advantages o0 other House . bas and can sell at prices to defy competion. B® Don't forget the Exhibition this Evening. You will more than get your mouey’s worths besides affording encourage. ment to the pupils by your presence and doing a generous act in paying another dol. lar cowards extinguishing the indebidness On our elegant School House. Prixver’s Fastivat.—Two of the representatives of this office, Messrs. Welle & Farleman, will give a Ball at Hamilton Hall will be fully represented from all parts of } the County. We learn fromthe Nevada ** Jourcal”’ that that institution has de. teiled one of its best looking and sleekest . representatives, who is to be present, on the occasion in bis reserved suit of ‘ature clothes’ All the e/ite of the town will be there, and . the pleasantest entertainment of the season . Trrow Him Over.—The Marysville Ap. peal, of a late date contained the following . advertisement : . \ TANTED—Several “ she ones,” not afraid to . work in the couutry. Apply at STAHL’L . City intelligence Office. No. 460) street vet. Ist} and Jd. tf The Amador Ledger, in copying the same . says :— . We wouldn't truet that fellow Stab! out . of sight. Any man who would advertise . for female heip in such language would . make a fit * cheap Jobn”’ for such places as . the Five Points, or other equally disreput-. ably places. We concur. LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. Dr. Wau. Ranxvau, April 13th—* Life.” Rev. Mr. Dear, April 27th “ Heroes." — A. Deano, Esq., May 11th—*Californis—its Capabilities,” A. B. Dineie, Esq. May 25th—“* te and Death, . ae Twenty-seven Dellars and Highty-two Cents, prin. cipal debt, with intetest to date, as also interest on j the said [$2827 82) at the rate of 2); per cent per month from the remiition of Judgment until id, . together with all costs ef suit, for the sale of tes . following described property, to wit : . All that certain property sitaated tm said Co. of Nevada, and Township of Grass Valley, known and described as the Ashville Raneh, between Squirrel Creek and Wolf Creek, about two miles westward from the town of Grass Valley, containing about 450 acres, together with all and singular the appurtenances, rights, liberties aud priveledges thereto apertaining. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Pob. he Sale, all the above deseribed Property, te the . bighest bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House . Door, in Nevarta City, on Tuesday, the 10th day ef . April, 4. D. 1880, between the hours of 9 o’clk, 4.M. and 5 o'cloee VM. Given under my band this Sth day ef Mareh, A. D. 1860 4. B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff, Nevada Ce. By Jas B. Van Hagan, Deputy. Jas. Churchman, Pitfs Atty. . SNERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTURE of a Decree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the Hon. Iistriet Court of the Lith Judicial Nistrict, in and for Nevada . County, State of Califorsia, ona Judgment rendered in said Court on the L4th lay of Mareh, A, D., 18,0, infavorot #. VW. HATFIELD, and against JESSE OWEN and PHILIP WILLIAMS for the sum of . Right Hundred and Twenty-four Dellars and Thirtyon Monday Evening April 2nd. It is in-. po wig A ge = accruing Interest . E on Four Handred Dollars at Three per cent per mo . tended to make the entertainment all that) aud on $217 ig at Two and a» half rahe yer an . can be desired—in music, supper, and everyfrom the renditiwa of Judgment, together with all : Costs of suit, for the sale of the following deseribed thing else, It is expected that the press . property, to wit — ing described tract or parce] of Lan! situated in the tewn of North San Juan, in the County of Nevada,* State of California, Viz. all that certain Town Lot, lytog and being on the Seuth side of Mein Steet, in ssid town, nearly opposite the Tin Shop of Frank Sinith and bounded as follows :—Cemmenciug at the Nertchwest corner of a «mall building owned by said Jesse Owen, Vhilip Williams end Clark Howland, from thence running Weat along the line of said Main street, 22 feet, thence South ona line at right angles with the said Main Street, 80 feet toore or less, into the Grizzley Reservoir, thence Kast ou a line parallel with said Main Street, 22 feet, and thonee Nerth, along said Main Street to the place of begining. the same being the lot of Land heretofore . occupied by the said Owen & Williams as a Saloon. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Iublie Sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for Cash; ip front of the Court House deor, in Nevada City, on Tuesdey. the 1@th day of April, A. D. 1849, between the hours of 9 A.M, and 5 o’clock, P. M Given under my hand this 15th day of March, A. wy J. B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jamms B Vay Hagan, Deputy. T. B. McFarland. Plaintiff's Att. Mining Claims at Auction. There will besold at Public Auction, on Wednesday the 15th day of April, 180, on the premises, between 2 and 4 o'eloek, P M. Ten anda halt shares . of Stock, in the Snow Quartz Company, owned by Charies Karbstein, or as many of said Shares aa . may be necessary to pay $124 due the ow for Assossments aud expences attend ng this sa 2 F J. L, GIVINS, Pres. Grass Valley March 16, 15 69. » DR. ROSENBAUM'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS! FOR THE CURE OE Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe lite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action of the Stomreh or Bowels. NEW TO-D At. . A LL OF THESE DIgEASES YOU WILL SOON be +1 relieved of by the use of these Bitters as per direction on the bottles, This t anti-dispeptie is “ the result of profound and elaborate stud of one ‘gt > 9 . of the most celebrated physicians of tes ta v century, in the accomplishment of which i has freely spent both time a PIANO AND MUSIC WAREROOMS, Extending from Clay to Commercial St., SECUND FLOOR Y . Betail Stere, 17S Washington Street, and 278 Steckton Street, ONSTANTLY receiving the best French, English, German and American PIANOS, and selling then at prices far below those of any other Music Store in Calffornit. PORCELAIN WARE, FANCY GOODS, ANDTOYS Norice.—The secret of Mr. Kohler’s Low Prices is, that he buys for Cash. w@ Calland examine—it cost nothing. 34 ly CONSTABLES’ SALE. State ef California, County of Nevada, ss. YIVIRTUE of two Executions to me delivered, issued from the Court of 8. C. RICHARDSON Eaq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing date March lst, 18,9, to satisfy two Judgments rendered by the aforesaid Justice of the Peace, on the Ist day of March, A 1) 1859, in favor of Moses Korn and Martin Murbar, and against 4. W. . Herrick and G. B, Carralton, Moses Korn for the sum . $78 82, ana Mr, Murber for the sum of $148, Debt, Interest, Damages and Cost« of Suit— I have en in execution and will sell to the b , for Cash,on the premises in Grass Valley township, all the right, title ana mterest of A. W. Herrick and O. B. Carrolton in and to the following described property, to wit, a certain Ditch, situated on Kate Hays Hill. Said Ditch conveys water to claims owned by Walker and Elliott— On Saturday, the 71h day of April, A. ». 1860 between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock P.M., taken asthe property of A. W. Herrick and O. B. Carralton to satisfy the above demands and accruing Costs. ©. C. TOWNSEND, Constable. money. Wede not he: tate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum 's Stoms:)) Bitters aro used’ a case of Fever and Agun eannot occur. It has beem analyzed by the most scieat:)chemists in the Medical Faculiy, and is new p:: scribed by nine-teaths of the Physicians ef 1h> land. Try them—test them—en your eostitetica. and go your way rejoicing. Are you feopeat®s t—take these Stomach Bitters. Are you billious t!—try one of the bottles, and be. relieved at onec. Are you annoyed by indigestion or constitphtion ? —remove the cause by the free use of these Bitter. Have you Fever and Ague—cureand prevent this destrroying disease by the free use of these Bitters. #@ The sueriority of these Bitters has induced many to put “p « spurious artiele. To prevent de. ception in the futere, each core will be branded, WV. B. JACOBS & CO, and all labeys will bear our signature, without, which Boor A genuine. . N. B. JACOBS & CO Sole Proprietors. CAUTION! Comsumers of ROSEBAUM’S BITTERS are caution. ed against the many counterfeits now afloat in the. market, especially against a cheap and warthless article called Rosenchf’s Bitters, put up in this eity by Messrs Turners Bro's, with the avowed intention of preying on the well-earned reputation of Rosebaum's Bitters,as a remedical agent in sll cases of dyfpepsia and similar diseases. The genuine Rosebaum has our name branded on each cork, an! our signature = each label. V. B JACOBS & CO., Proprietors, Se Street : ‘Bsome . Corner of Commercial Stree:. San Francisco, Feb. 15th 18§0.—33—gm NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE Estate of William Penberthy Are hereby notified thatall Accounts due the said Estate have beon placed in the hands of the Subecriber for colleetion. All persons interested are requested to make immediate payment or Coste will added to their present accounts. 8. C. RIOMARBSON.

THE NEVADA NATIONAL ©. WELLS & Co., PUBLISHERS. C. WELIS. W.B.EWER. C. FARLEMAN. GRASS VALLEY, MARCH.17. 1560. ——e AGENTS. Mx. CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent in San tanciseo. He ls empowered to receive adverti« ments, and receipt forthe same. He may be foun at 172 Montgomery «treet,. Democratic Nominations PORGPRESIDENT OF THE [. STATES, DAN'L 8S. DICKINSON Ot New Vork. Court of Sessions. The Court of Sessions met at Nevada on Wednesday of last week. Indictments were found by the Grand Jury against seventeen persons, as follows :— Cyrus Crawford, for an aseult on E, 0. Tompkins, with intent to commit murder. Frank Brooks and Chas. Sanford indicted for an assault on A. Sanford, with intent to commit robbery. A. C, Allerton, alias ‘‘ Sandy”? Wm. Vorrath alias “Dutch Bill,” and David Jacobs, indicted for robbing the sluices of J. 8. Crossman and others. Geo. G. Townsend and Wm. R. Curry indicted for an attempt to rob the slnices of Wm. Scannell and others. A Chinaman named Ah We, fer grand larceny, in stealing blankets, clothing, provisions, two twenty dollar pieces, &c., of the total value of $66 50 from the cabin of Mr. Webber, on Rush Creek. On Tuesday morning Andrew Scola, Frank Brooks, Chas. Sanford, and “ Spanish Joe,” who gave bis true name as Joseph Barier, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN Of Missouri. Sudject te the nomination! sa the Democratic onal Convention. —————E ee STATE INDEBTEDNESS. By the amaoual report of the State Treaeurer, it appears there exists certaia equitable claims against the State, amounting to the sum of $163,000 for which no provision thas ever been made, and is now being virtue . ally repudiated. Some legislation certainly . should be had, whereby these claims would be placed upen the same basis as the ciril funded debt of the State. A Bill was intreduced inte the Senate last year by Sena tor Burton of this county whereby the State could have paid this indebtedness on terms pérfectely satisfactory to the holders and at the same time made a mest excellent financial operation, this bill failed, by a majerity ef one only and would bave passed, bad it pot bave been fer certain constitutional obebjections have surely been brushed away arraigned for conspiring to rob the office of the Nebraska Co.” plead not guilty. These parties were indicted jointly with four others viz: Greek Jebn, Freach Frauk. Cargo Appolita, anda Mexican name unknown. Information bas been received that one of the latter died last week in the hospital at Downleville, aad two ofthe others were arreated in Placerville, Monday, by Sheriff Van Hagan. One bas escaped. NEVADA COUNTY ROAD LAW. We have received from the Hon. Sam’). T. Curtis, whe introduced the bill. a copy of the New Road Law for the County of Nevada. As it has already been published in the Sacramento Union asd Nevada Democrat, the most of our readers who feel an interest in such matters bave ne doubt bad an opportunity of reading it, From abasty examination of its provisions, we should suppose The Road Tax under the New Law is two Jections upon the part of Senators, which . it would give very general satisfaction. by the opinion of the Attorney General, in . 4y8 labor or $4 in cash. The Supervisors anewer to a resolution of the Senate now in ecesion. We hepe the present Legislature, will . take some prompt action in this matter, It) bas threagh bad management, been suffered . to lay too long already. The odium attached te repudiation of any just debt is the same Re matter how smal! the amount, and it certainly looks like suicidal policy to pay nearly foar millions of dellars of equitable in@ebtedness (as has been done by our St ate) . and thea allow a claim of $163.000 each and . every individual portion of which is as just @ debt as any which has been paid, to stand to all intents and purpeses,—repudiated. PUBLIC SCHOOL EXQIBITION. The pupils ef the Public School of this place, amder charge of Mr. J. W. Nye as Principal and Mies S. A. Whiting, Assistant, will give a public Exhibition at Hamilton Hall this Evening. The especial object ef this Exhibition is to pay off a balance of $300 due on a mortgage. When this sum is paid, all incumbrances on the house will be removed. There will, however, be equitable claims still outstanding against the house te the amount of about $1172, which it is the intention of the Trustees to liquidate as fast as possible from the Schoo! Building Fand. We append astatewent of the io-. debtedness, which is correct, save, perhaps 8 . few dollars, more or less, in the matter of interest. The House bas cost...... $3881.21 . To which must be added interest on borrowed money about... +. $200,00 . RRA ee «$4081 21 Paid by Mr. Ricker . by proceeds from Exhibitions, Suppers, Donations, &c. $1508 ,25 Paid by similar means, by PT is co acscccsse ae 1100,00 ; "$2608,25 Leaving @ present indebtedness ef $1472,96 Wagon Roap te Wasnor.—The Nevada Democrat states that a meeting of the stoekhelders of the Truckee Turnpike Company was held in that place on Saturday last, and a temporary organization effected by electing R.C. Moyes President pro tem. of the sempany. Anether meeting will be held to-day for the purpere of taking definite action for the commencement of the work. There is no doubt now but that the :oad threugh the Henness Pass will be eonstruc— ted, and the work of grading will be commenced, in the course of three or four weeks We learn that about 200 shares of the stock dave been takes, and other parties are prepared to take a sufficient amount to ensure the best wagon road ever constructed across the Sierra Nevada. Cuaxoe—.The hours of opening the Pest Offee Ou Sunday have been changed as follows; General Delivery and Box office open from 12 M.to2 P.M. Box office open from 6to7P.M. Um vensatseu.—The Editor of the Star of the Pacific will preach im Hamilton Hall, next Sunday at 11 o’clock A. M. and at 7 o'clock P.M. Subject of the evening discourse “ The Rich man and Lazarus.” . Mooney Flat and south of Deer creek and east side . of the county boundary, shall constitute Road Dis. also have the power, to be used at their discretion, to levy a property tax of five cents on each one hundred dollars, to be collected at the same time time and in the same manner as other property taxes are collected. The money so collected to be kept in seperate township funds, and to be expended in the town ship where collected. The Supervisors at their meeting, last week re-organized the Road Districts of this . County, in conformity with the new law, and appointed the Overseers for the several Districts. We append the District Boundaries and Overseers for Grass Valley and, Rough & Ready townships :-i Distaict No. 7.—All that portion of Grass Valley Township, lying west of Auburn Street, in a direc t line throug said Street from the Nevada Township line tea point on Bear River, between . Anderson's and Porter's Crossings on said River, and not including Auborn Street, shall constitute . Road District No. 7. . G. A. Kawpatt, Overseer Newark 8.—All that portion of Grass Valley Town j shipe lying east ofand including Auborn street in . said Township shali, andthe same ishereby set apart and shall constitute Road District No. 8. Epwin Aitsx, Overseer. Nomuzr 9.—All that portion of Rough & Ready . . Township lying north of Deer creek, cxcepting Mo. Oney Flat, shali constitute Road District No. 9 . Joan E, P. Wiittams, Overseer. . Nemena,10.—All that portion of Rough & Ready Township north of Deer creek and east of « direct line runing from Texas Flat to Bridgeport Townstip . shall constitate Road Dis triet No. 10, Ezexist Ronsins, Overseer. . Nownrr 11.—All that portion of Rough & Ready . Township lyiug west df a direct line from Texas Flat to Bridgeport and north of Deer creek and down the to the Anthony Heuse, thence in a direct line to the county line near the Union ranch, shall constitute Road District No.11. S. P. Fruven, Overseer. Nomner 12.—All that portion of Rough & Ready Township lying west of the hillen the east side of trict No. 12. 8. L. Fetter, Overseer. Tue Earraquake.-The earthquake of Thurs: day last was far more general throughout the State than any which bas occured since the period of the gold discovery. It was distinctly felt eo far has heard from throughout &rangeofcountry mostly mountaineus, of about 250 miles in diamater, and embracing beth sides of the Sierra Nevada. The shock seemed to pass from East to West, with three distinct vibration, and decrease in vielence as it moved westward. Judging from its lo: cal effects the center of disturbance would seem to have been centrally, or to the eastward of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The ebock was not felt in San Francisco, and but slightly in Coloma and Placerville, Mr. J. K. Sale will start his train from this place for the Washoe diggings, via Eureka and Henness pass, some time during the coming week. Parties have already gone out to open the trail , and it is thought the. trip can be made from here to Virgina city in three days. Pw Mr. T. M. Wood, artist, of this place who happened te have his “ traps set” at the moment of the occurrence of the recent “shake,” will be happy to show his friends who may call, a very “striking” daguerreo— type of the late earthquake. If the gentleman who borrowed a number of ‘The Modern British Essayists, marked on the title page with the inetials “ L. B. Ww.” Rizcriow.—There will be an election of} will return the same to the office of Jas. K. School Trustees for this District next month of which due notice will be given next week. Byrne on Mill St,, he will confer a deep obligation. ee ee ee POLITICAL ITEMS, Some of the political guid nuncs at Washington City, call the election of Mr. Latham to United States Senate, a Gwin victory ; while others claim it as a Douglas triumph. When ignorance is bliss. Tis folly to be wise. PM It is said that Daniel E. Sickles bas become a “converted” man and is about to connect himself with some church, and withdraw entirely from political life, Don’r Like Hiw.—It appears from some of the Northern and Eastern papers that many of the ultra Republicans are very much dissatisfied with the election of Pennington for Speaker. Probably Ciddings or Sumner would have suited them better. $B The gambling houses at Washington City are eaid to be doing a goed business since the organization of the House. The searcity of money previous to that time had kept business in that line rather dull, #@ The election of Latham to the U.S. Senate is received with great satistaction by the Democratic press throughout the Atlaotie States. #P-The time occupied in the recent election of Speaker was just three days less than that occupied in the elestion of Mr. Banks. a oT Harp at Worx.—The friends of the various Presidential candidates, on beth sides, still keep bard at work for their favorites. The Conventions, however, will ‘soon settle the matter. B® Visuvion is essentially defanct. One Southern State sfter another has turned her back upon South Carolina, and last of all the Joint Commitee of the Virginia Legislature have reported adversely to the South Carolinia mission. Lt tu, O Brute ! . A Republican editor, down east intimates . a wish to get married. Prentice thinks he is anxious to change the /ow memial for the hy-menial. sie dal . Z@ Garrison's Liberator says that ten thousand Jobn Browns are born every year. Prentice in copying the assertion, reminds . . the editor of the Liberator that there is hemp . enough grown every season to make many more thousands of repe. P@ Gov. Wise, of Virginia bas been summoned to appear before the Harper's Ferry Committee at Washington. f@® The Republican organs of this State are quarreling among themselves. They are all organs of combativeness. Berrer Late Tuan Never.—A prominent . Republican, who recently died in New York has since announced himself through the spirit mediums as a good Democrat. f@ Fred. Douglass, the black Abolitionist recently delivered a Politico-Slavery Leeture at Liverpool, wither be bas gone for the good of his country. The audience is said to have been numerous and respectable, while the lecturer was received with great cheering. Very Lixeiy.—An eastern paper thinks . many of the Republican papers are in an offal condition. A Seriovs Accitpent, anp Imrortext Sureicat Oreration.—Mr.G. H. Getchel, of Alpba, had his right leg broken about seven weeks since, by the caving efa bank . while mining. The fracture was between three and four inches above the ankle and attended with the complete destruction of the main artery of the leg, together with the nerves. Feur weeks passed away without securing any union ef the bones ; uclers ex: . el a lt MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Pactric Rattroan.—Late ramors from Washington bring the gratifying intelligence that a railroad bill, in some shape, will pass Congress during the present session. We trast that madame rumor for once, speaks the truth. ge The young “ heir apparent” to the French throne completed bis fourth year yesterday. The important event was no doubt duly celebrated. A“ Seni’—An exchange says, the word } Reverend” occurs only once ia the Bible. which is in the 9th verse of the 11th Psalm. Aman in Johnston county, Iowa, sixty . five years of ago, was recently united in Roxawsr.—On Thursday last the horses attached to the job wagon, belonging to Mr C. P. Dalton, Grocer, at the coruer of Mill and Neal Streets, became frightened at some Portion of the load coming in contact with their heels, and commenced running, ata 2,40 pace. The body of the wagon was taken off and the frame loaded witb fence posts, The hind wheels soon came off. and thedriver Mr. John Tierney, was thrown violently upom the ground receiving several severe cuts and bruises, but is out again today. The horses rushed on through Aubura to Main Street, thence, by Benui tt’s Mill, to the neighborbood of Mr. Logau’s house, . where they were brenght up, one of the horses being very severly injured. B® A crowd of persons, supposed to be . colored, made anattack on the house of matrimony toa girl thirteen —Indiana Sea. “Priscilla,” where the Jato stabbing affray tinel. . occured, about 12 o'clock on Monday night Not so bad a match, remarks s cotem por. and riddled it pretty etlectually with clubs ary, as it might be. Where one of the parties . axes &c. Pricilla, . vft us soon as the attack is too old, the other may well enough be too . commenced, and tovk the morning stage for Wiee. of Virginia. dollars. In 1858 it was eleven millions. young. p@ The largest gun in the world was . day. Nicholas. wio was arrested for the! some place near Ousley’s Bar oa the Yaba, The negro, who wasstabbed died on SunA A a i li I Ts I ttt NEW TO-DAY a SHERIPF’S SALE. : B* VIRTUE of a Tecree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the District Court of tne 14th Judicial Pistriet, im and for Nevada County, State of California, on a Judgment tendered in said Court, on the 14th dae of Mareh, A. D 1800: in favor of SILAS FOLSOM andagainst © THOMP” SON for the sem of Twenty-three Hundred andNinety-three Dollars, and Seventy-six Cents, principal debt, with accruing imterest on $500 at three per cent, per month, and on $1498 61 at Two per et_

per month from the rendition of Judgment, ither with all costs ef suit, fer the Sale ef the following described property, to wit — The undivided balf of all that eertaia lot of Mining Claims and Lands situated ie the Township of Bridgeport, County of Nevada, and State of Califor. nla, lying and being near the town of French Coral in the hilla short distance above the head of Po)lard & Co's large tail sluice, being bounded on the Fast by tae mining claims knows as Deskam & (o's Claims, and on the West by the mining claims of Brookwater & Co, and being generally known and designated as the Thompson Claims, tegether with the ht ose, Pipe, Sluices, Quicksilver, Lumber and all appurtenances thereente belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will evpese te Public Saie all the above described mroperty, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in fromt of the Court House Door, in Nevada City,om luesday, the 10th day of April, A. D. 1800, betweem the heurs of 9 o’clock a. M. and 5 v’clock P. M. Given under my hand this 15th day of Mareb, 1860. J.B, VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jas B Vas Hacax, Deputy. . T. B. MoFarland, P’itfl’s attorney. ——L—— SHERIFF’S SALE. recently cust at Pittsburg. It is 194 feet . stabbing was arranged on Saturday and dis. BRB" VIRTUE of an Order of Sale te me direc long and 4 feet in diametor. SH it isstated on good authority that charged for lack of evidence te convict. was thought would be sufficieat to convict ted and ixsued out of the District Court ef the 14th Judicial District, in and for Nevada coun . Evidence has aince beeu adduced, which it . ty, stateof California, on a Judgment rendered im . said Court on the Sth day of Mareh, 4 Db. 1860, . in favor of JOSEVH MILLER, et al., and against War the immigration into Celifornia from tbe . bim, and a warrant placed in the hands of . STE‘ ENS, for the sum of Twenty-three Hundred and ! Atlaolic states the present year will exceed that of apy year since 1850. Trovstes are like babies ; they grow bigger by nursing. ; oem . “Tue Lirrie Busy Bes’—Great numbers of bees are constantly arriving from the’ East. The Cortes on her last trip brought} 160 hives. If there is no profit in these ex. portations, we have at least the promise be— fore us of a land of honey as well as Milk. B® Ao old English author callie woman “an embodied falsehood.”’ It mugt be confeseed that she is getting nearer and searer J to the naked truth. In Lucx.—At the recent annual distribution of the pictures of the “ Cosmopolitan . Art Association,’ the famous painting of “The Village Blacksmith,” by Herring, . valaed at $5,000, was drawn by Governor . pa it is said that Lord Lyons the British Minister at Washington will shortly lead Miss Lane, the accomplished neice of the President, to the Marriage altar. The intimacy now renewed, it is said existed when Miss Lane and Mr. Buchanan were at the; Court of St. James. FB The loss by fire in the United States in 1859, is estimated at sixteen millions of . “Sir,” said a colporteur to a botel-keeper “ shall I leave some tracks bere?” * Yes, and with the heels this way,” was the reply. Comet.—-The the great comet which frightened so mapy people to death in 1556 and whose return was predicted, two years ago but diden’t come. it is said will be here this year, sure. Terxnirric Exviosien,—A Sardiaian war steamer recently exploded, near Malaga, ‘on the 19th of December, killing or wounding more than two thousand persons. There were twelve tons of gunpowder and a great number of bombs on board. Wont You ‘‘ Day Ur ?’’—Some six weekx since, underthe immediate excitement of a most terrible infliction ef the evil complained of, we “perpetrated” a somewhat severe item upon the practice of carrying babies to Church and to the Theater &c—and denounced the practice asa“ crying evil.” Siace J the bone of the leg and feot quite ex. that time eve ry woman in town who has s tensively, and there was but littieor no feeling in a portion of the leg and foot. Dr. Tompkins, of this village, was called in consultation with Dr. White. at this stage in the case, which resulted in the coalcusion that the leg would require amputation soon in order to save the life of the patient. Every effort, however, for restoring the leg was continued by hopeful friends for nearly three weeks longer. During that time the want of union in the bones, and the increas— ing ‘“cadaverous”’ or lifeless appearance of the leg, indicated the necessity of amputation, which was performed on Wednesday iast, by Dr. Tompkins, assisted by Dr. White of Alpha, and Dr. Harris of this village. On severing the leg about midway between the knee and ankle, it was found that the fibula, or smallest bone of the leg. was split lengthwise for a considerable distance from the baby, or ever expects to huve one, has been . bitter in denunciation of us, and we have . beew eal led by the aferesaid women, all sorts . of hard and croeked names. Moreover our editorial confrerees have also been saying hard things about us for speaking unkind of the babies, and perpetrating jokes at out ex. pense. The last that we have noticed, is as follows :— The editor of the Grass Valley National, hopes that the nuisance of crying babies may . be abated. We will bet our sombrero that if. the nnisance bad been abated when be was a gosling. the National would have had some other name at its head as editor, Partly out of respect to our cotemporary, who has perpetrated so peor a joke, and partly because we bave forgotten where we did get the item from, we suppress the name of the paper.{and “in conclusion” would beg . Our cotempraeries, to “dry up” on that middie upwards, this fracture could not bave . « crying evil.” been felt by examining externally, and had thus escaped observation. Though this condition of things slightly embarassed the operation, it was finally completed in the best style of the art, and the most confident hopes of a speedy recovery are now entertained by the numerous friends of Mr. Getche! both here, (where he formerly resided) and at Alpba. A very estimable young lady, of this place, wes severely injured a few days since by receivinga kick in the forepart of her back, from a vicious cow which she was attempting te milk. ALL For Two Birts.—A Chinaman was killed at North San Juan a few nights since by one of his countrymen. The Hydraulic Press learns that the deceased demanded cf his murderer, a small debt of twenty-five cents, whereat the latter became instantly eoraged, drew a long knife, and plunged it into his crediter’s side. The men died instantly. Tea PLants.—A Circular from the Patent Office states that the Department has now ready for distribntion over 30,000 well rooted Tea Plants, . may be confidently expected. } officers for his ,re-arrest—but he ts non est inventus, A. Koucer renews his advertisement today. Heisthe only importing House in this line from England, conti nental Europe . and the Atlantic States. Those buying in his line of goods would du well to give bim acall. Possesses advantages o0 other House . bas and can sell at prices to defy competion. B® Don't forget the Exhibition this Evening. You will more than get your mouey’s worths besides affording encourage. ment to the pupils by your presence and doing a generous act in paying another dol. lar cowards extinguishing the indebidness On our elegant School House. Prixver’s Fastivat.—Two of the representatives of this office, Messrs. Welle & Farleman, will give a Ball at Hamilton Hall will be fully represented from all parts of } the County. We learn fromthe Nevada ** Jourcal”’ that that institution has de. teiled one of its best looking and sleekest . representatives, who is to be present, on the occasion in bis reserved suit of ‘ature clothes’ All the e/ite of the town will be there, and . the pleasantest entertainment of the season . Trrow Him Over.—The Marysville Ap. peal, of a late date contained the following . advertisement : . \ TANTED—Several “ she ones,” not afraid to . work in the couutry. Apply at STAHL’L . City intelligence Office. No. 460) street vet. Ist} and Jd. tf The Amador Ledger, in copying the same . says :— . We wouldn't truet that fellow Stab! out . of sight. Any man who would advertise . for female heip in such language would . make a fit * cheap Jobn”’ for such places as . the Five Points, or other equally disreput-. ably places. We concur. LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. Dr. Wau. Ranxvau, April 13th—* Life.” Rev. Mr. Dear, April 27th “ Heroes." — A. Deano, Esq., May 11th—*Californis—its Capabilities,” A. B. Dineie, Esq. May 25th—“* te and Death, . ae Twenty-seven Dellars and Highty-two Cents, prin. cipal debt, with intetest to date, as also interest on j the said [$2827 82) at the rate of 2); per cent per month from the remiition of Judgment until id, . together with all costs ef suit, for the sale of tes . following described property, to wit : . All that certain property sitaated tm said Co. of Nevada, and Township of Grass Valley, known and described as the Ashville Raneh, between Squirrel Creek and Wolf Creek, about two miles westward from the town of Grass Valley, containing about 450 acres, together with all and singular the appurtenances, rights, liberties aud priveledges thereto apertaining. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Pob. he Sale, all the above deseribed Property, te the . bighest bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House . Door, in Nevarta City, on Tuesday, the 10th day ef . April, 4. D. 1880, between the hours of 9 o’clk, 4.M. and 5 o'cloee VM. Given under my band this Sth day ef Mareh, A. D. 1860 4. B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff, Nevada Ce. By Jas B. Van Hagan, Deputy. Jas. Churchman, Pitfs Atty. . SNERIFF’S SALE. Y VIRTURE of a Decree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the Hon. Iistriet Court of the Lith Judicial Nistrict, in and for Nevada . County, State of Califorsia, ona Judgment rendered in said Court on the L4th lay of Mareh, A, D., 18,0, infavorot #. VW. HATFIELD, and against JESSE OWEN and PHILIP WILLIAMS for the sum of . Right Hundred and Twenty-four Dellars and Thirtyon Monday Evening April 2nd. It is in-. po wig A ge = accruing Interest . E on Four Handred Dollars at Three per cent per mo . tended to make the entertainment all that) aud on $217 ig at Two and a» half rahe yer an . can be desired—in music, supper, and everyfrom the renditiwa of Judgment, together with all : Costs of suit, for the sale of the following deseribed thing else, It is expected that the press . property, to wit — ing described tract or parce] of Lan! situated in the tewn of North San Juan, in the County of Nevada,* State of California, Viz. all that certain Town Lot, lytog and being on the Seuth side of Mein Steet, in ssid town, nearly opposite the Tin Shop of Frank Sinith and bounded as follows :—Cemmenciug at the Nertchwest corner of a «mall building owned by said Jesse Owen, Vhilip Williams end Clark Howland, from thence running Weat along the line of said Main street, 22 feet, thence South ona line at right angles with the said Main Street, 80 feet toore or less, into the Grizzley Reservoir, thence Kast ou a line parallel with said Main Street, 22 feet, and thonee Nerth, along said Main Street to the place of begining. the same being the lot of Land heretofore . occupied by the said Owen & Williams as a Saloon. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Iublie Sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for Cash; ip front of the Court House deor, in Nevada City, on Tuesdey. the 1@th day of April, A. D. 1849, between the hours of 9 A.M, and 5 o’clock, P. M Given under my hand this 15th day of March, A. wy J. B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jamms B Vay Hagan, Deputy. T. B. McFarland. Plaintiff's Att. Mining Claims at Auction. There will besold at Public Auction, on Wednesday the 15th day of April, 180, on the premises, between 2 and 4 o'eloek, P M. Ten anda halt shares . of Stock, in the Snow Quartz Company, owned by Charies Karbstein, or as many of said Shares aa . may be necessary to pay $124 due the ow for Assossments aud expences attend ng this sa 2 F J. L, GIVINS, Pres. Grass Valley March 16, 15 69. » DR. ROSENBAUM'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS! FOR THE CURE OE Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe lite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action of the Stomreh or Bowels. NEW TO-D At. . A LL OF THESE DIgEASES YOU WILL SOON be +1 relieved of by the use of these Bitters as per direction on the bottles, This t anti-dispeptie is “ the result of profound and elaborate stud of one ‘gt > 9 . of the most celebrated physicians of tes ta v century, in the accomplishment of which i has freely spent both time a PIANO AND MUSIC WAREROOMS, Extending from Clay to Commercial St., SECUND FLOOR Y . Betail Stere, 17S Washington Street, and 278 Steckton Street, ONSTANTLY receiving the best French, English, German and American PIANOS, and selling then at prices far below those of any other Music Store in Calffornit. PORCELAIN WARE, FANCY GOODS, ANDTOYS Norice.—The secret of Mr. Kohler’s Low Prices is, that he buys for Cash. w@ Calland examine—it cost nothing. 34 ly CONSTABLES’ SALE. State ef California, County of Nevada, ss. YIVIRTUE of two Executions to me delivered, issued from the Court of 8. C. RICHARDSON Eaq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing date March lst, 18,9, to satisfy two Judgments rendered by the aforesaid Justice of the Peace, on the Ist day of March, A 1) 1859, in favor of Moses Korn and Martin Murbar, and against 4. W. . Herrick and G. B, Carralton, Moses Korn for the sum . $78 82, ana Mr, Murber for the sum of $148, Debt, Interest, Damages and Cost« of Suit— I have en in execution and will sell to the b , for Cash,on the premises in Grass Valley township, all the right, title ana mterest of A. W. Herrick and O. B. Carrolton in and to the following described property, to wit, a certain Ditch, situated on Kate Hays Hill. Said Ditch conveys water to claims owned by Walker and Elliott— On Saturday, the 71h day of April, A. ». 1860 between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock P.M., taken asthe property of A. W. Herrick and O. B. Carralton to satisfy the above demands and accruing Costs. ©. C. TOWNSEND, Constable. money. Wede not he: tate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum 's Stoms:)) Bitters aro used’ a case of Fever and Agun eannot occur. It has beem analyzed by the most scieat:)chemists in the Medical Faculiy, and is new p:: scribed by nine-teaths of the Physicians ef 1h> land. Try them—test them—en your eostitetica. and go your way rejoicing. Are you feopeat®s t—take these Stomach Bitters. Are you billious t!—try one of the bottles, and be. relieved at onec. Are you annoyed by indigestion or constitphtion ? —remove the cause by the free use of these Bitter. Have you Fever and Ague—cureand prevent this destrroying disease by the free use of these Bitters. #@ The sueriority of these Bitters has induced many to put “p « spurious artiele. To prevent de. ception in the futere, each core will be branded, WV. B. JACOBS & CO, and all labeys will bear our signature, without, which Boor A genuine. . N. B. JACOBS & CO Sole Proprietors. CAUTION! Comsumers of ROSEBAUM’S BITTERS are caution. ed against the many counterfeits now afloat in the. market, especially against a cheap and warthless article called Rosenchf’s Bitters, put up in this eity by Messrs Turners Bro's, with the avowed intention of preying on the well-earned reputation of Rosebaum's Bitters,as a remedical agent in sll cases of dyfpepsia and similar diseases. The genuine Rosebaum has our name branded on each cork, an! our signature = each label. V. B JACOBS & CO., Proprietors, Se Street : ‘Bsome . Corner of Commercial Stree:. San Francisco, Feb. 15th 18§0.—33—gm NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE Estate of William Penberthy Are hereby notified thatall Accounts due the said Estate have beon placed in the hands of the Subecriber for colleetion. All persons interested are requested to make immediate payment or Coste will added to their present accounts. 8. C. RIOMARBSON.